Examination of Witnesses (Questions 140-143)
DEPUTY ASSISTANT
COMMISSIONER JOHN
YATES QPM, MS
CARMEN DOWD
AND MR
ASKER HUSAIN
13 JULY 2006
Q140 Chairman: I am happy to say
that, relaying what you have said.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Yates:
What I have said to the Committee?
Chairman: Yes.
Q141 Grant Shapps: Is Mr Yates coming
back to see us again?
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Yates:
I would love to.
Q142 Chairman: I suspect we shall
meet again. Whatever happens, you have sort of said that you will
come and give proper evidence to us, public evidence to us.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Yates:
Should this matter not proceed, then yes.
Q143 Chairman: There will be lessons
from the inquiry that I think will be very helpful to us. I think
we are grateful for that. We certainly hope that that is the kind
of time period we are talking about, given what you have been
saying today, but at least it keeps us informed about where we
are at. As I say, we started our inquiry before yours and, as
I say, we have looked at some of the issues and produced an interim
report. It may well be that as a result of this there will be
calls for the whole legislation in this area to be reviewed and
I am sure that is something that you can absolutely help us with.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Yates:
I would like a copy of the report if I could do.
Chairman: We have got one to give you.
Thank you very much indeed, all of you.
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